DETROIT (AP) The FBI has spent this week digging up a field in suburban Detroit for the remains of former Teamsters union leader Jimmy Hoffa, who disappeared 38 years ago. He was last seen outside a restaurant about 20 miles from the digging site where he was to meet with a New Jersey Teamsters boss and a Detroit Mafia captain. In 1957, at age 44, Hoffa was elected the Teamsters president, a union he built to become the nation's largest in the country by 1968 with 2 million members, according to the Teamsters website."We are appreciative of the support from the Secretary of State Office in being able to conduct these investigations and make these arrests," Ravenell said. "The Orangeburg County Sheriff Office is ever vigilant in our efforts to enforce the laws of South Carolina. We will continue to protect the citizens of this county by checking businesses to ensure they are operating in the full scope of the law.

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